Online March Auction (Sale #275)

Print Assortment

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Estimated price: $400 - $600

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Print Assortment

(10) items including lithographs, copper and wood engravings, etchings, woodcut, photogravure and mezzotint, featuring George L. Schreiber (Belgian / American, 1904-1977) ‘In Tennessee’ lithograph, signed lower right margin, depicting a mule-led haycart in a rural landscape, matted and framed under glass; Hans Thoma (German, 1839-1934) etching, signed lower right margin, depicting children in a field in front of a shepherd and flock, matted in a gilt wood frame under glass; and prints by Nick Frank de Matties, Charles Overall, F.G. Stevenson, Asa Cheffetz, Fred Larson and (after) Francesco Bartolozzi; all framed under glass except de Matties print

Property from: the Joshua B. Kind Trust. Joshua B. Kind was a Professor of Art History at Northern Illinois University, Northwestern University, and The School of the Art Institute of Chicago

Height: 9 1/8 inches, Width: 13 inches (Schreiber image)
Frame Size: 16 5/8 inches by 20 3/4 inches

Condition: Very Good to Good, toning overall to all; moderate dirt accumulation to all; foxing to Bartolozzi print; stains; accretion to Thoma print at right edge

Disclaimers: not examined out of the frames

Category: Fine Art > Prints

Estimated Sale Time: 12:38 pm CST

Shipping Status: Leonard Auction, Inc. will provide direct shipping for this lot. Please visit our website for a shipping estimate.

Sales Tax: Illinois (8.000%), New Jersey (6.250%), Pennsylvania (8.000%), Washington (10.500%)

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Condition: Very Good to Good, toning overall to all; moderate dirt accumulation to all; foxing to Bartolozzi print; stains; accretion to Thoma print at right edge
Dimensions: 9.125 x 13 in

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